The 50 most dangerous cities in the world - Page 3
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							intotheheart
							
							
						 
						Canada33091 Posts
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							HwangjaeTerran
							
							
						 
						Finland5967 Posts
						 On January 16 2012 02:11 Nadeslos wrote: Shocker that the States has only 5 cities in this list considering that gun control is pretty loose. I live in Canada where you're required by law to register every gun you own and must go to a gun range twice a week to keep said license. Loose gun control translates to accidental deaths maybe? I don't see it affecting murder rates too much. | ||
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							WTFZerg
							
							
						 
						United States704 Posts
						 On January 16 2012 02:11 Nadeslos wrote: Shocker that the States has only 5 cities in this list considering that gun control is pretty loose. I live in Canada where you're required by law to register every gun you own and must go to a gun range twice a week to keep said license. Because, you know, you can't fucking stab someone instead of shooting them. | ||
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							fietstas
							
							
						 
						Netherlands43 Posts
						 On January 16 2012 02:13 HwangjaeTerran wrote: Loose gun control translates to accidental deaths maybe? I don't see it affecting murder rates too much. guns are designed for killing, so if people have easier access to them then there's a good chance there will be more killing. | ||
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							DannyJ
							
							
						 
						United States5110 Posts
						 What a surprise. | ||
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							Spitmode
							
							
						 
						Germany1510 Posts
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							theBALLS
							
							
						 
						Singapore2935 Posts
						 On January 16 2012 02:17 Spitmode wrote: wait what? why's baghdad not on the list? rofl because it was too dangerous to go there to survey it | ||
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							unteqair
							
							
						 
						United States308 Posts
						 Exclude the county statistics of all American cities, and you would see a lot more on here. | ||
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							Herculix
							
							
						 
						United States946 Posts
						 On January 16 2012 02:06 Sated wrote: Strong gun control = Less violent cities. UK UK UK! + Show Spoiler + Sorry, but it was hard to resist, given all the USA USA USA! stuff elsewhere on the Forums   i'm honestly legitimately surprised that london and at least one or two other cities aren't there. | ||
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							epicanthic
							
							
						 
						Hong Kong295 Posts
						 On January 16 2012 02:17 Spitmode wrote: wait what? why's baghdad not on the list? rofl Probably because the list only includes homicides, and for some stupid reason killing in a war isn't classified as a murder. | ||
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							Ruthless
							
							
						 
						United States492 Posts
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						Turkmenistan592 Posts
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							inamorato
							
							
						 
						United States263 Posts
						 I'm guessing that the periods are supposed to be commas. Baltimore has been much higher on that list I'm disappointed with the their recent fall. I remember back in like 08 it was one of the worst places in the world. In all seriousness though it has to do with the drug trade. I remember a school teacher was killed when I was living down there, this wasn't even inner city it was at the Towson Town Mall. He waited for her in the car didn't know what he'd be expecting but it was a school teacher when she arrived back at the car. The man robbed her and then just stabbed her to death and kicked her out of the vehicle. My aunt worked at Mercy General Hospital and there was an incident where a man was shooting bullets into the ER. I moved down to Cockeysville when I was 16 and used to ride the Light Rail into the city on North Avenue to get drugs. I remember my Aunt used to always say when we were leaving Camden Yards that she wouldn't even use North Ave to exit and we would take the long way out. She said all the locals called it Nulf avenue. So I figured that would be a good spot to get drugs when I was young. But it is more like a syndicate down there. If you get caught beating someone for money or drugs they will just flat out kill you because you are ruining customers. I was never bothered aside from when a man reached inside his coat and I thought fuck this dudes gonna pull a gun and then he pulled out a soda bottle and threw it at me. I think he was a too few stones in for noon time on a Saturday. They advise you if someone walks in front of your car down there inner city to just keep going, run them over and report it to the police because they will just swarm your car. | ||
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							DorF
							
							
						 
						Sweden961 Posts
						 Or any of the numerous nations not only in Africa that are currently involved in war or civil war. | ||
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							PhiliBiRD
							
							
						 
						United States2643 Posts
						 but yea theres definitely many many cities that have been excluded because they just dont have stats | ||
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							Zealotdriver
							
							
						 
						United States1557 Posts
						 On January 16 2012 02:23 inamorato wrote: 48 Baltimore United States 195 620.961 31.40 I'm guessing that the periods are supposed to be commas. Baltimore has been much higher on that list I'm disappointed with the their recent fall. I remember back in like 08 it was one of the worst places in the world. In all seriousness though it has to do with the drug trade. I remember a school teacher was killed when I was living down there, this wasn't even inner city it was at the Towson Town Mall. He waited for her in the car didn't know what he'd be expecting but it was a school teacher when she arrived back at the car. The man robbed her and then just stabbed her to death and kicked her out of the vehicle. My aunt worked at Mercy General Hospital and there was an incident where a man was shooting bullets into the ER. I moved down to Cockeysville when I was 16 and used to ride the Light Rail into the city on North Avenue to get drugs. I remember my Aunt used to always say when we were leaving Camden Yards that she wouldn't even use North Ave to exit and we would take the long way out. She said all the locals called it Nulf avenue. So I figured that would be a good spot to get drugs when I was young. But it is more like a syndicate down there. If you get caught beating someone for money or drugs they will just flat out kill you because you are ruining customers. I was never bothered aside from when a man reached inside his coat and I thought fuck this dudes gonna pull a gun and then he pulled out a soda bottle and threw it at me. I think he was a too few stones in for noon time on a Saturday. They advise you if someone walks in front of your car down there inner city to just keep going, run them over and report it to the police because they will just swarm your car. The blocking-the-car technique is an old trick, a tried and true method of robbery. If a someone passive aggressively blocks your car, just rev your engine and accelerate and they will get the fuck out of the way. Stay safe. | ||
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							Yuljan
							
							
						 
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							speedphlux
							
							
						 
						Bulgaria962 Posts
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							hmunkey
							
							
						 
						United Kingdom1973 Posts
						 Yesterday, 51 people were killed in Baghdad... It seems like this list is just excluding cities because they don't have 100% accurate figures on them. That's like ranking countries my military expenditures and leaving out the US, most of NATO, China, India, North Korea, Israel, India, etc. and leaving on Switzerland, Monaco, and Haiti. It's absolutely idiotic. | ||
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							CrimsonLotus
							
							
						 
						Colombia1123 Posts
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